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Tuesday 4 August 2015

Despite reports to the contrary, Liverpool are not interested in signing Barcelona winger Adama Traore.

Reports in Spain suggested that 19-year-old Traore would soon be flying into England for a medical at Liverpool.

However, the Liverpool Echo claims that such reports are wide of the mark. Instead, Brendan Rodgers is not interested in signing Traore, presumably believing he has enough options already in that area.

Traore could well still be coming to the Premier League, however. The Daily Mail claims that Aston Villa have entered into the race, because Tim Sherwood suddenly wants every player he can get his hands on. Stoke and Everton are also interested.

Traore has represented Spain at U16, U17 and U19 levels, making his Barcelona debut aged just 17 in 2013.

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Liverpool have no interest in Barcelona's Adam Traore

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Despite reports to the contrary, Liverpool are not interested in signing Barcelona winger Adama Traore.

Reports in Spain suggested that 19-year-old Traore would soon be flying into England for a medical at Liverpool.

Traore has represented Spain at U16, U17 and U19 levels, making his Barcelona debut aged just 17 in 2013.

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Jordon Ibe: Keen to establish himself in Liverpool's first team

"Self-critical" Liverpool winger Jordon Ibe says he must be looking to contribute a goal or assist in every game he plays for the Reds.

The 19-year-old has enjoyed a productive pre-season with Liverpool as he looks to establish himself in Brendan Rodgers' first-team plans. With Lazar Markovic, Adam Lallana and Roberto Firmino all competing in similar positions, Ibe is aware that he must be at his best to merit regular football.

"I'm not completely satisfied because I need to keep working on a few things, like my end product - getting the ball and finding someone in the box and trying to add a few more goals to my game," Ibe told Liverpool's official site.

"I'm quite self-critical. I like to think about things after a game - things I could have improved on, like maybe having taken a shot on or something.

"I know I'm at a young age, but in my position I need to have an end product. If I'm not getting a goal in a game, then I need to be trying to get an assist for one of my teammates or making sure I have a great game."

Ibe was also pleased to hear Rodgers say that he will be "featuring heavily" this season.

"If the gaffer is thinking I'm doing well, then it will mean I must be doing well at something," Ibe said.

"But it doesn't stop for me. The season is coming up and I need to keep improving and keep the manager satisfied with my performances so I can get a chance to play regularly in the Premier League."

Ibe started seven Premier League matches last season, but is yet to register a first-team goal for the club.

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Liverpool's Jordon Ibe says he needs more end product

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Jordon Ibe: Keen to establish himself in Liverpool's first team

"Self-critical" Liverpool winger Jordon Ibe says he must be looking to contribute a goal or assist in every game he plays for the Reds.

"I'm quite self-critical. I like to think about things after a game - things I could have improved on, like maybe having taken a shot on or something.

Ibe was also pleased to hear Rodgers say that he will be "featuring heavily" this season.

"If the gaffer is thinking I'm doing well, then it will mean I must be doing well at something," Ibe said.

"But it doesn't stop for me. The season is coming up and I need to keep improving and keep the manager satisfied with my performances so I can get a chance to play regularly in the Premier League."

Ibe started seven Premier League matches last season, but is yet to register a first-team goal for the club.

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Ian Ayre says the redevelopment of Anfield will allow Liverpool to "compete financially" with their major rivals at home and in Europe.

When complete, the renovated stadium will house close to 60,000 spectators and is on course to be ready for the start of the 2016/17 season.

Speaking to 92Live on Sky Sports News HQ the Liverpool chief executive said: “The stadium is vital to the health of the club and we want to compete at the highest level.

“And if you look at revenue at clubs, match day revenues are important, as well as the mix of commercial and media.

“If you look at Arsenal as an example, after building the Emirates, they generate around 40% of revenue on match day and we generate 20%.

“So this new stadium will get us back to that sort of level because we need to be on an equal level with our competitors.”

There had been speculation that Liverpool may have to leave Anfield and build a new stadium on another site, but Ayre says they are delighted to remain at a venue that has been their home since 1892.

“Since the new ownership group (Fenway Sports) came in, we took the decision to work hard to find the right solution," he said.

“It’s about finding something in keeping with this great stadium, keeps us at our spiritual home and delivers the sort of capacity which the fans and club deserve.

“It’s not just about the stadium. It’s also the regeneration of the whole area, the council, the housing group – a not-for-profit housing group in the area.

“And it was important to get a stadium design in keeping with the existing Anfield. As well as having excellent modern facilities, it will look like it’s always been part of this fantastic stadium.

“Staying here was so important. But also finding the right economic solution for the long term interest of the club and this does that.

“It gets us towards the capacity we want, and at a better cost than building a new stadium.”

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Liverpool CEO Ian Ayre buoyant over new Anfield stadium

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